Hinduism began in India. It is also practiced in
in India and Nepal.
Main Beliefs
Brahman is the principal source of the
universe. Their life is determined by
the law of Karma. Their goal of existence
is to reach liberation.
Hindu Gods
Some gods and goddesses are Maya,
Hanuman, Ram, and Balrama. Maya,
is the divine power that brings evaluation
to this present earth. She represents the
demon and magical arts. Hanuman is the
monkey deity reowned for his courage, power,
and faith. He was born son of the king and
queens of monkeys. Ram took birth to free the
Earth from cruelty and sins. Balrama represents
strength.
Sacred Writings
The Hindus have Vedas which are the Rig Veda,
Sama Veda, Yajur Veda, and the Athrava Veda.
They are the primary texts of Hinduism. The
Mahabaratta is the story of Roma and his wife Sita.
Practices
Hindus practice Puja, which involves images of
gods and goddesses. They also meditate. Reincarnation
This symbol Om or Aum, is a Hindu sacred sound it is considered the greatest of all mantras
is the belief that there is a cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
Festivals
The Hindus have a holiday called Divali,
which is their new year. Their holidays are
based on the cycle of nature.
Symbols
The Hindus use symbols in art, sacred objects,
and rituals. They signify Hindu concepts, the attributes,
deity, or gods and goddesses themselves.
Hinduism
Where did Hinduism Begin?
Hinduism began in India. It is also practiced inin India and Nepal.
Main Beliefs
Brahman is the principal source of theuniverse. Their life is determined by
the law of Karma. Their goal of existence
is to reach liberation.
Hindu Gods
Some gods and goddesses are Maya,Hanuman, Ram, and Balrama. Maya,
is the divine power that brings evaluation
to this present earth. She represents the
demon and magical arts. Hanuman is the
monkey deity reowned for his courage, power,
and faith. He was born son of the king and
queens of monkeys. Ram took birth to free the
Earth from cruelty and sins. Balrama represents
strength.
Sacred Writings
The Hindus have Vedas which are the Rig Veda,Sama Veda, Yajur Veda, and the Athrava Veda.
They are the primary texts of Hinduism. The
Mahabaratta is the story of Roma and his wife Sita.
Practices
Hindus practice Puja, which involves images ofgods and goddesses. They also meditate. Reincarnation
is the belief that there is a cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
Festivals
The Hindus have a holiday called Divali,which is their new year. Their holidays are
based on the cycle of nature.
Symbols
The Hindus use symbols in art, sacred objects,and rituals. They signify Hindu concepts, the attributes,
deity, or gods and goddesses themselves.